Brallium

In response to the discomfort and health concerns associated with traditional undergarments, consumers have increasingly sought alternatives that provide both comfort and functionality. While nipple covers have emerged as a viable solution, the current market offerings often lack diversity and fail to address individual needs effectively. Recognizing this gap, Brallium is committed to advance our current prototype of sustainable nipple covers and manufacture on a larger scale for UCLA students and beyond. 1. Diverse and Inclusive Design: Brallium understands that individuals come in all shapes, sizes, and skin tones. Our nipple covers are meticulously crafted to cater to this diversity, seamlessly adapting to any skin tone and being gender-neutral. This inclusivity ensures that all individuals, regardless of their unique characteristics, can find comfort and confidence in the new nipple covers. 2. Superior Protection for Breast and Skin Health: Unlike conventional nipple covers that may cause irritation or discomfort, Brallium's nipple cover prioritizes the health and well-being of our users. Our innovative design provides superior protection for breast and skin health, with an adhesive formula that is free from harmful chemicals. This ensures compatibility with sensitive skin, reducing the risk of rashes or acne, and promoting overall skin health. 3. Environmental Sustainability: With the widespread use of silicone in nipple covers and its extended disposal time, users are increasingly seeking eco-friendly alternatives that reduce landfill space and mitigate potential risks to the ecosystem. At Brallium, nipple covers rely entirely on biomaterials, making them 100% biodegradable in water. By opting for our sustainable product, users can align their values with their purchasing decisions, actively contributing to a healthier planet for future generations. In a nutshell, by prioritizing inclusivity, sustainability, and well-being, Brallium aims to meet the needs for inclusive sizes, shapes, and genders, minimize skin and breast health issues, and redefine sustainability in the undergarment experience.

bellabruin5711@g.ucla.edu

Signatories: Zhirong YU, Meicheng Chen, and Michelle Sun

Advisor: Aranza Angelica Guzman